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CBAI Community Development, Inc.
Indianapolis INCDFI Awards for CBAI Community Development, Inc.
NMTC (2003) - $50,000,000
CBAI Community Development will raise both equity and debt capital in support of its NMTC strategy, with the member banks funding the a€œloan-sidea€ of the transaction. The allocatee will offer below-market loans, subordinated debt and equity investments to businesses in need of financing for manufacturing facilities, distribution facilities, community facilities, office space, retail space, mixed-use facilities, and other types of industrial facilities.
Other Community Development Financial Institutions in Indiana
CBAI Community Development, Inc.
Indianapolis
CBSI Development Fund, Inc.
New Albany
Community Choice Federal Credit Union
Indianapolis,
Indiana Redevelopment Corporation
Indianapolis
Project Renew
Fort Wayne
South Bend Heritage Foundation, Inc.
South Bend
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